brizilian blowout

A festival originating in Brazil, for a girls 12th birthday. Some variations have been seen in North America, Europe and parts of Asia. The girl is to give 12 men, usually close friends or relatives, oral sex. It is to symbolize coming of age.

We just got back from my daughter's Brizilian Blowout.

by Cu1tur3m4j0r July 30, 2015

Brilliantasticabulous

A profound state considered to be the increased superiority of the terms 'brilliant', 'fantastic', and 'fabulous' integrated into a structurally immaculate compliment.

Thomas: Wow, Johnny! Your suit looks astonishingly brilliantasticabulous!

Johnny: Thomas, you didn't need to take it that far.

by Pseunition June 27, 2016

Brailianing

(Verb Form) The act of doing something to a person(females in particular) without their consent.
(Adjective Form) The description of a person who videos another person without his or her consent/approval.

Bro did you see how that guy was trying to touch that girl over there?
Yeah he was totally Brailianing out.

by eNeRGy 617 October 6, 2018

Brilliant

British speak for the word awesome.

Guy1: Did you see that goal it was bloody brilliant.
Guy2: Yeah it was!

by Draap August 27, 2018

Brilliant

Something that is brilliant

This is is brilliant, that is brilliant, it's brilliant idea

by Suklaa October 19, 2018

Brilliance is laziness well executed

Describes an individual who appears to be "lazy" but is actually incredibly good at designing all aspects of their life based efficiency and automation

John: It's going to take us weeks to code it. James: I'll write an algorithm so the machine can do 90% of the work for us. John: I can't decide if that's brilliant or lazy. James: "Brilliance is laziness well executed"

by KyleWho? September 14, 2019

brilliand

A word used to describe a person who is British and specifically from England. It includes the first three letters of the word BRItish and the last three letters of englAND. However, the word is pronounced and spelled exactly like the other word 'brilliant' except for the last letter to imply that the person is brilliant, which is a word frequently used by the English people.

Do you know that John is a brilliand?
Yup, he mentioned that, yesterday, but I never noticed that from his accent.

by El Hani de Yousef April 28, 2020